33 Bond St By Tf Cornerstone at 33 Bond St,

Brooklyn, NY 11217

haven’t had any major issues since moving here

- common areas aren’t very well-maintained (and/or other residents treat them poorly)
- management can be slow to respond

It's brand new state of the art with incredible amenities and amazing subway access

Some street noise on the 13th floor - e.g. honking etc.
Also can hear people next door rolling up curtains

* well managed - building is well maintained, support staff is great and prompt with requests
* centrally located - close to all major subway lines and grocery stores

* amenities - building has very little to offer in terms of amenities (e.g., no gym), but you cannot opt out of it. You have to pay even if you’re never going to use the minimal amenities they have.

Either improve amenities to make it worthwhile paying for or let tenants opt out if they desire

convenient transportation and neighborhood with everything you need within 2 miles

no cons except its pricy

I generally like living here. Relative to the other buildings in the area the best parts are the deal with chelsea piers and the balconies that many apartments have. The staff are very nice and any maintenance tickets are dealt with promptly.

The sidewalk area in front of the building on bond street always has dog piss/shit. They should plant a bit of grass there in a planter. Also lots of trash on the sidewalk across the street due to people hawking junk in front of goodwill.

clean building and kind building service folks. easy to contact management, neighbors are very kind. central location can't be beat! updated units

gets very hot in the units facing the sun in the mornings, but the AC is super strong and works super well so no big deal

keep it up!

Clean, nice doormen

Rent keeps being raised by high percentages, depending on the floor you live on can be noisy

-Awesome door persons and non management building personnel
-Good location

-Police frequent property on regular basis due to tenant issues

Replace building management and change culture to prioritize resident safety

The building itself is fantastic: great kitchens, appliances, layouts, bathrooms. Management responds to maintenance issues within a day. Doormen are super sweet and very helpful. Verizon Fios hookup. Amenities are nice, though there is a $50 amenity fee every month.

The neighbors in this building are awful. I constantly hear loud music at all hours - loud enough to physically shake the walls of my unit. I’ve overheard domestic disputes and animal abuse. There’s one guy on my floor who clearly has no idea how a trash room works, and stands outside the trash room door and just throws everything through the cracked door onto the floor, resulting in broken glass, garbage, and hazardous situations for everyone else who intends to actually use the provided chute. I constantly am having to ride elevators with maskless people. I have seen two neighbors dragged out in handcuffs in less than a month.
I’m not sure I like how strict management is with some weirdly specific things - my neighbors are allowed to have six children that I’ve literally witnessed climb the shelving units up to the ceiling of the amenity spaces, but I’m not allowed to own more than one dog? (Though considering the behavior I’ve seen from the adults here, maybe the strict policies make some sense.)
Additionally, I’m not sure what the deal is with the Goodwill across the street - but every night there is a massive trash pile strewn about the sidewalk, and there are people fighting there almost daily.
Something to note: this building DOES have a recent bedbug history, but the leasing office will do everything in their power to not disclose it to you as they are required by law. I probably would have never signed the lease if I was properly informed of the bedbug history.

I honestly don’t know if you have any control over your tenants until they do something hazardous to others, but I doubt people will continue to pay such high prices to live in this building if some of these antics continue.

Nice lobby, good amenities, responsive management

Unruly neighbors, doormen never stop people coming into the building, people consistently throw huge, loud parties that take over the whole lounge, walls between apartments transmit noise, people constantly using Bond street as a garbage dump for the refused items from Goodwill

- They're always quick to fix things
- Good SQFT relative to other downtown brooklyn buildings
- Neighborhood is super convenient
- Staff is friendly
- Pet friendly building
- Building is clean
- Never any issues with A/C or water

- Every once in a while there are kids running up and down the hallway
- It's not uncommon to find cops in the building for a tenant
- There are always sketchy people hanging around the building
- There is always garbage on the sidewalk outside of the goodwill across the street
- People use the lounge to host extremely loud parties and bring a ton of people
- The doormen don't stop people so the building doesn't feel secure

Nice amenities and staff; access to a Chelsea Piers location without leaving the building and a reduced membership charge

Gym requires a membership agreement with impractical opt out clauses if you move across town

Everything. The manage team at 33 Bond is excellent.

The leasing office, especially Michael.

- close to all the trains and to the city
- luxury building
- staff

- expensive
- more homeless people in the area

Awesome roof deck
Chelsea piers gym in building
Cheap for area
Great staff
No issues with neighbors
Subway access is phenomenal - maybe best in the city
New building

- When we lived there, there was construction across the street but that’s it finished just as we moved out .. unfortunately it was 2 years..
- exact street isn’t that nice but all areas around are nice; love state street
- low amenities
- didn’t have laundry in my unit

Very clean and modern. Maintenance is responsive and quick.

Noise levels - you can hear construction at almost all hours.

I enjoyed living there it was well kept, clean, I had no issues with neighbors.

Kinda pricey. Difficult to get out of lease

Convenient location with great amenities and building staff. The elevators are efficient.

They have an abundance of not-for-profit homeless shelter units and if you are below the 15th floor you’re going to have them as neighbors. Along with that comes a lot of bad actors and unsanitary behavior/fighting and domestic violence. Enjoy paying market rate for your “luxury” unit for that experience.

You should know the Livingston side will experience construction happening across the street from 7 am -4 pm Mon-Sat for years to come. This actually doesn't bother me but it may bother you.

You can’t call this a luxury building - I hope the tax breaks are worth it.

Unit layouts and finishes are great, particularly the hard oak floors and kitchen. Great management, very useful online site for reporting any issues, staff are immediately responsive to any needs.

Studio and 1bedroom units do not come with in unit washer dryer, though there is a large laundry room in a very fancy cellar floor

Be better

Clean and friendly staff

Goodwill across the street; right next to a shipping
area

Wish would have known how busy it gets